“A rose is a rose is a rose,” according to Gertrude Stein; but sometimes a rose is a bush, a bou...

My biggest discovery at last week’s conference, Leading Today’s Volunteers, didn’t come ...

The start of 2013 may be a good time to ask yourself a few questions about your current church healt...

But Mary treasured up all these things and pondered them in her heart. Luke 2: 19 How do you respon...

Today’s guest post is from Eugenia Freiburger. Eugenia serves as adjunct faculty for two semin...

Ok, it’s not new. But the idea of transformational leadership and service is uncommon in many chur...

Recently, I read Mark Batterson’s book, The Circle Maker (which I highly recommend…it ju...

A psychologist at Stanford University did a little research project. He hired a man as a logger. How...

Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Would the members of your team agree or disa...

The story in most churches is that 20% of the congregation does 80% of the serving. This is a tough ...

Yesterday we started talking about how using a R.E.A.L. approach with our volunteer teams can make...

What do these words mean to you? Here at Group that’s what we call our weekly meetings with ou...